How our apps handle your data.

Who is responsible

Codonic is an independent software studio brand. Each app-specific policy names the responsible party for that product, including the store seller when it differs from the studio name. Questions go to the addresses below and are answered directly.

Privacy questions: dev@codonic.dev
Help with an app: support@codonic.dev

What is true of every app we make

• What you make is yours. The content you create in an app is stored for you and for the people or services you explicitly choose to share it with. Each app’s policy says where that content is kept and distinguishes deleting content, deleting an app, and deleting an optional account.
• Each policy describes what its app actually does. Where an app uses the network, its own policy says what it sends and to whom. If an app’s behaviour changes in a future version, its policy is updated to match before that version ships.
• We do not sell personal information.

Device backups

Your device’s own backup system — Apple’s on Apple devices, Google’s on Android — may include an app’s data, under the backup mechanism and encryption those companies provide. That relationship is between you and them, and is governed by their privacy policies rather than this one.

If you email us

When you write to us, we have your email address and whatever you wrote, and we use it only to answer you. We keep support correspondence for as long as it is useful for follow-up questions and no longer than three years. We do not add you to a mailing list and we do not pass your message to anyone. Ask us to delete it and we will.

Children

Our apps are not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect children’s personal information. Each app policy explains any optional service data that the app can process.

Your rights

Under the GDPR (EEA and UK) you have the right to access, correct, erase, restrict and object to the processing of your personal data, the right to data portability, and the right to complain to your national data protection authority. Under the CCPA and CPRA, California residents have the right to know, delete, correct, and opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information.

Most app data remains under your direct control, while Souvenir can hold limited records for its separately optional account and AI connector services. The relevant app policy explains the quickest in-app deletion path and any data controlled by another provider. Write to dev@codonic.dev and we will act on a verified request, free of charge, within 30 days. We do not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioural advertising.

This website

codonic.dev is currently a set of static files. It sets no cookies and has no forms — which is why there is no cookie banner.

The site is served by Cloudflare, which acts as the hosting provider. Like any web host, Cloudflare processes what is needed to deliver a page — your IP address, the URL requested, your browser’s user agent and the time — for network security and delivery.

A lightweight Cloudflare Web Analytics beacon records aggregate page views, visits, referring hostnames, country, device and browser categories, and page-performance metrics such as Core Web Vitals. It does not record URL query strings and uses no cookies, localStorage, advertising identifiers or cross-site fingerprinting. Cloudflare does not expose individual visitor profiles to us; the dashboard provides aggregated measurements for up to six months. We use them only to understand which pages are found and whether those pages work well.

When you use one of this site’s own /go/ links to open an app store or download, our Cloudflare Worker records a minimal aggregate event: which app and platform link was used, the campaign labels written into that link, and the referring site’s hostname when the browser supplies it. The event contains no cookie, account, advertising identifier, full referring URL or stored IP address, and it is kept for up to three months. We use these counts only to learn which pages and outreach channels help people find an app.

Software downloaded directly

Some apps are distributed as a direct download rather than through a store — a notarized disk image for macOS, an installer for Windows. Downloading a file from this site is an ordinary web request, handled as described above. Those builds behave exactly like their store counterparts, and each app’s own policy describes what they do.

Changes

If a policy changes, the new version is posted at the same address with a new date. App policy URLs are permanent — once an app is published, its policy address does not move.

Contact

Codonic — Codonic
dev@codonic.dev